Colombia and the United States, 1765-1934Arno Press, 1970 - Počet stran: 554 |
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... Congress.85 Salazar was instructed ( October 7 , 1824 ) to sound the American attitude towards the Congress with the view of issuing an invitation , if it would be accepted.86 Two months later Bolívar ( from Lima ) invited Brazil ...
... Congress.85 Salazar was instructed ( October 7 , 1824 ) to sound the American attitude towards the Congress with the view of issuing an invitation , if it would be accepted.86 Two months later Bolívar ( from Lima ) invited Brazil ...
Strana 143
... Congress met , however , Bolívar had evolved a much broader scheme , which included all the American states and Great Britain . Each nation was to be independent , but controlled somewhat in its foreign affairs by a general congress ...
... Congress met , however , Bolívar had evolved a much broader scheme , which included all the American states and Great Britain . Each nation was to be independent , but controlled somewhat in its foreign affairs by a general congress ...
Strana 358
... Congress called to meet at Paris in May , 1879.36 One hundred and thirty - six delegates were in attendance . Of ... Congress , " " " Interoceanic Canal Congress , " and " Paris Canal Congress . ' ' 87 Among the American delegates were ...
... Congress called to meet at Paris in May , 1879.36 One hundred and thirty - six delegates were in attendance . Of ... Congress , " " " Interoceanic Canal Congress , " and " Paris Canal Congress . ' ' 87 Among the American delegates were ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
ACCUMULATING DISCONTENT AND INCIPIENT REVOLTS | 19 |
THE CASE OF COLONIAL INDEPENDENCE BEFORE FOREIGN | 33 |
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